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How much do community education manager jobs pay per year?

As of Sep 5, 2026, the average yearly pay for community education manager in the United States is $58,937.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $47,000.00 and $67,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Community Education Manager vs Community Program Coordinator?

AspectCommunity Education ManagerCommunity Program Coordinator
CredentialsBachelor's degree in education, social work, or related field; experience in program managementBachelor's degree often preferred; experience in community outreach or program support
Work EnvironmentLeads educational initiatives, collaborates with schools, nonprofits, and community groupsSupports program activities, assists with event planning, and community engagement
Employer & IndustryNonprofits, educational institutions, government agenciesNonprofits, community centers, local government

The Community Education Manager typically oversees educational programs, requiring leadership skills and strategic planning. In contrast, the Community Program Coordinator focuses on supporting and executing community initiatives, often with more hands-on, operational tasks. Both roles are vital for community engagement but differ in scope and responsibilities.

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Infographic showing various Community Education Manager job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 79% Full Time, 16% Part Time, and 4% Contract. Highlights an 96% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 3% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $58,937 per year, or $28.3 per hour.

Education Manager

UMATILLA-MORROW COUNTY HEAD START INC

Hermiston, OR โ€ข On-site

$62K - $68K/yr

Full-time

Re-posted 23 hours ago


Job description

Job Goal:

To develop and coordinate a comprehensive center program which complies with Federal Performance Standards; Ensure that staff, parents, and volunteers receive instruction and training in Early Childhood Education; and assist Component Managers in implementing the Family/Community Partnerships Component, ERSEA, and Health Services component of the program.


Essential Responsibilities:

  • Education ProgramManagement
  • Assistin the planning and coordination of an Educational Services Program for Early Head Start/Head Start/OPP/Family Child Careproviders
  • Assist theAssistant Director of Head Start & Early Childhood Servicesin educationcomponentplanning, development, andoperation
  • Assistin the maintenance and updating of a program curriculum to include major themes and related activities for the classroom and homevisits
  • Act as an advisor for site staff, parents and volunteers, concerning Early Childhood Education and supervisionas directed
  • Act as the Literacy Specialist and provide coaching in areas of language and literacy enhancement for designated classrooms
  • Ensure coordination of Comprehensive Parent/Staff Conferences with staff to include a written report on each family from allcomponentstaff, two times eachyear
  • Ensure that each Early Head Start/Head Start/OPP/FCC family receives the required amount of homevisits
  • Assist staff in follow‐up regarding possible difficulties with classroom and/or home visit attendance
  • Record keeping andmonitoring
  • Assistin monitoring classroom and home visitattendance
  • Assistwiththetrackingandreportingofongoingassessmentandscreeningaccordingtoassessmentschedule
  • Ensure that all education forms are completed and utilized effectively and appropriately
  • Evaluate education staffs' daily plans and conduct post‐evaluationconference
  • Ensure that goals for individual children and families are being recorded and tracked on Staffing Forms and progress notes and that related activities are planned on the daily planning book
  • Ensure that education staff maintain the required component information in each child’s notebook and portfolio
  • Ensure that the requiredcomponentinformation ismaintainedin each child’sfile
  • Staff Development andSupport
  • Supervise Site Staff in program operations, to include using all agency policies and procedures for developing staff skills for successful job taskcompletion
  • Trains and mentors new and continuing teaching staff on all classroomprocedures
  • Mentor staff using positive role modeling and reflective supervision techniques, in order to strengthen skill levels and confidence
  • Provide supervision support to staff in components other than education by providingguidance indaily activities and communicating with directcomponentsupervisorof any performance relatedissues.
  • Observe and record monthly, the performance of education staff in the classroom, family child care homes, and/or home visits following the observation cycle
  • Monitor and evaluate job performance of education staff and develop and/or revise Professional Success Plans with staff annually. Provide input on center staff performance tocomponentsupervisors.
  • Delegate work assignments andduties
  • Assistwiththe screening,interviewingand hiring teams for site educationstaff
  • Assistin Staff Development by developing and implementing a training plan forstaff.
  • Participate as a member of agency committees asassigned
  • Assistin assessing trainingneeds
  • Develop training resources withassistancefrom othercomponentstaff
  • Assistin coordinating and implementing training at Staff Meetings and as needed throughout theyear.
  • Provide training in Early Childhood Education for staff, parents, and/or volunteers at In‐Service meetings and/or by becoming an instructor of record at a universityin order toprovidetrainingswhichresultin ECE credits for staff.
  • Coordination ofServices
  • Assist the Family Services Manager as the contact person for Human Service agencies for social service issues and concerns.
  • Maintain a system for making social services referrals
  • Assist the Family Engagement Director in orienting training to staff and community partners on family strengthening
  • Assist the Health & Mental Health Manager in the Health Servicescomponent
  • Help families establish an ongoing relationship with health and dental care providers
  • Ensure that all medical and dental screens and appropriate follow‐up and/or referrals are completed, including initial education with parents with first screening and each 6 month follow up there after with HS families regarding Lift the Lip exams
  • Ensure that the nutrition assessments arecompletedandappropriate follow‐upand/or referrals are completed to include discussing WIC/Nutrition goals with classroom staff and following up withparents
  • Encourage parents to complete required immunizations for their children and keep CIS/Immunization Record up to date with all changes routed to ERSEA DataSpecialist
  • Review ChildPlus Health Tracking record for accuracy, making changes and submitting them to ERSEA Data Specialist monthly
  • Assistin the implementation of an agency wide Parent InvolvementProgram
  • Work with center teams to encourage parents to be involved in all components and programs of the agency
  • Promote prevention and family strengthening activities (picnics, leadership training, parenting classes, sewing classes, quilting classes, etc.) with center staff and parents
  • Ensure that volunteers are always supervised and never left alone with a child
  • Be available as a resource person for Parent Center training uponrequest
  • Provide assistance tocenter teams for involving parents in all components and programs of theagency
  • Provide assistance tocenter teams for involving families in the agencyprograms

For Education Managers providing Regional Support:

  • Conduct recruitment,selectionand enrollment of children andmaintainenrollment levelsas prescribed byHead Start Policies and PerformanceStandards
  • Be knowledgeable of Agency eligibility requirements
  • Assist in planning and implementing the recruitment process; identify and recruit children with documented disabilities/special needs
  • Make a recruitment home visit for all completedapplications
  • Orient parents to Agency policies and program design at the recruitment home visit
  • Work with Family Engagement Director and other appropriate staff to enroll children within agency guidelines
  • Coordinate enrollment with the Center team
  • Work with the Selection Committee and Family Services Manager to develop the agency selectioncriteria
  • Maintain an adequate social services referral system for coordinating the resolution of family needs andgoals.
  • Make home visits with each family for the completion of the Family Partnership agreement and follow up on goalsestablished
  • Assist families in developing resources for resolving emergent social service needs and follow up with families on the appropriateness of the resources
  • Refer families to appropriate agencies and follow up on referrals
  • Develop andmaintainworking relationships with community resources/partners by making on‐sitevisits
  • Orient and provide information to staff and parentsregardingsocial services and communityresources
  • Provide Parent Education as directed
  • Center Oversight
  • Coordinate with primary supervisor to provide on-site orientation, leadership, and direction to center staff team members
  • Organize and conduct regularly scheduled team meetings, to pass along community and agency information
  • Ensure communication flows from Management/ Administration to Center staff and from Center staff to Management/Administration